Pilla Zaminda (2011) Telugu Movie Trailer, Review and wallpaper
Inspiration of a Korean film (from a millionaire first love, 2006) Nevertheless, Pilla Jamindaru is not in the set as an original. Except that what may be termed a refreshing idea to set the film in a college campus, it would have seemed loosely based on too many films in the past.
The story does not seem very exciting. We have seen many movies in the past where the protagonist is denied his rightful inheritance under the will of his father and grandfather who imposes certain conditions if it must have the family patrimony. Pilla jamindaru too follows this premise.
Fortunately, the plot forward in a campus landscape as a backdrop in rural areas. And it must be said in the same breath, that despite the friends of the hostel and the sweet-hearted girlfriend to bail him out in the review, the film loses track and can not keep your interest intact.
PJ (Nani) is a guy that cools freak out at the local pub almost every day. He dumped his girlfriend industrial (Hari Priya), leaving him heart-broken. Knowing that only two days before he inherits thousands of rupees of property, it behaves as if it has nothing to do with the world.
However, on D-Day, he gets the shock of his life. His grandfather had written in that PJ will inherit wealth only after graduating from college in Siripuram Rajanna. It would not be entitled to any benefits and would have to make do with a bite during his stay at the inn.
He met Rajanna (Rao Ramesh) and includes, much to his horror, that the rules of stay in the college are rigorous. Left with no options, he decided to spend his time in the circus (his word for inn) with cartoon characters (his word for roommates). In a divine high so he bumps into in the industrial village. Flowers again their love.
Before long, he became great friends with his roommates (Avasarala Srinivas and company) and develops an emotional bond with everyone at the College - Rajanna, who had feared and hated, the master Telugu (MS Narayana in a geriatric role) and a host of other characters.
Inspiration of a Korean film (from a millionaire first love, 2006) Nevertheless, Pilla Jamindaru is not in the set as an original. Except that what may be termed a refreshing idea to set the film in a college campus, it would have seemed loosely based on too many films in the past.
The story does not seem very exciting. We have seen many movies in the past where the protagonist is denied his rightful inheritance under the will of his father and grandfather who imposes certain conditions if it must have the family patrimony. Pilla jamindaru too follows this premise.
Fortunately, the plot forward in a campus landscape as a backdrop in rural areas. And it must be said in the same breath, that despite the friends of the hostel and the sweet-hearted girlfriend to bail him out in the review, the film loses track and can not keep your interest intact.
PJ (Nani) is a guy that cools freak out at the local pub almost every day. He dumped his girlfriend industrial (Hari Priya), leaving him heart-broken. Knowing that only two days before he inherits thousands of rupees of property, it behaves as if it has nothing to do with the world.
However, on D-Day, he gets the shock of his life. His grandfather had written in that PJ will inherit wealth only after graduating from college in Siripuram Rajanna. It would not be entitled to any benefits and would have to make do with a bite during his stay at the inn.
He met Rajanna (Rao Ramesh) and includes, much to his horror, that the rules of stay in the college are rigorous. Left with no options, he decided to spend his time in the circus (his word for inn) with cartoon characters (his word for roommates). In a divine high so he bumps into in the industrial village. Flowers again their love.
Before long, he became great friends with his roommates (Avasarala Srinivas and company) and develops an emotional bond with everyone at the College - Rajanna, who had feared and hated, the master Telugu (MS Narayana in a geriatric role) and a host of other characters.
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